Is it possible to parse a string into a Nullable Integer If the string can be parsed the Parse method would return an integer, if not it would return null.
Here is how I would expect it to work:
String s = "5";
Int32 i;
i = {Something}.Parse(s);
I have seen this question asked many times, but could not find an answer so I am guessing it cannot be done in v2.
Nullable Int32 Parse
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Nullable Int32 Parse
Sasha
public static int Parse(string s) {
int i;
if (int.TryParse(s, out i)) return i;
else return null;
}